If you're injecting 60 units and not getting an erection it is time to see a urologist who specializes in men's sexual health.
A doppler will tell if it's venous leak. They can offer options to help you.

I was mid-50's when ED started. Viagra worked for a couple years, then it didn't. Couple of years later found Trimix, that worked great for a few years. When it started being unreliable, even at a higher dose, moved to stronger formula. Finally ended up with Quadmix which only worked for me for abou...

At six weeks I was just getting over the terrible pain. First sex at 5 1/2 weeks was slow & easy and it made me hurt afterwards. Took me 6 months before no more pains. Hang tough, it's going to be a while yet.

There is a Facebook group about ED run by a female. There is a reddit sub for penile implants visited by both sexes.

Good to hear all is going well since your implant. Stories like yours can help other guys make that tough decision knowing there are good outcomes and it's not all the problems most post about. I'm at 4+ years and it's been great.

Nope, I use lube often and not had any problems.

Best of luck. Hope all goes well.

If they put a catheter in you, that can cause the bladder to feel like it needs to empty. I've been getting catheterized every 3 months for a bladder cancer check. I always feel like I need to pee. But have your surgeon check for UTI and/or if you are emptying your bladder fully when you do urinate....

The reservoir should not add any size to your waistline.
Well, unless you are a lazy butt like me and lay around eating cookies all day.

Yes, there is an answer, although it might take some trials. Keep seeing the urologist, let them know what works and what doesn't. Keep in mind they have heard it all so don't be shy about telling them what you dick is doing or not doing.
Best of luck. Keep moving forward.